An experimental combined Desktop package adds the DSCODE preset, custom-model and account settings, browser preview, durable session communication, cross-session memory and opt-in scheduling to the official application. **Settings → DSCODE → Schedules** manages tasks and enables delivery while Desktop stays open. Build and local installation instructions are in [Browser use](docs/browser-use.md#install-the-experimental-combined-desktop-package). Native installation, upgrade, removal and reinstallation with scheduling enabled, plus rendered account and scheduling controls, were checked on macOS Desktop 0.2.0-rc.2; qualification limits are covered in [Triggers](docs/triggers.md#experimental-desktop-scheduling). The package also includes an experimental [native Computer Use adapter](docs/computer-use.md); window observation and input still await qualification with macOS Accessibility permission. Durable [time context](docs/session-communication.md#time-context-for-delayed-work) gives DSCODE agents arrival times, relay waits and previous turn endings while keeping ordinary chat clear. Namespaced [Desktop diagnostics](docs/tui-commands.md#experimental-desktop-diagnostics) inspect the selected session, skills and Host MCP entries; matching user guides ship with the package. The [Desktop email inbox](docs/email.md#experimental-desktop-inbox) previews shared local mail, connects IMAP or Gmail OAuth, and adds a selected message to a DSCODE session. Background sync is opt-in; outgoing mail keeps the existing approval and receipt rules. The [Session usage sidebar](docs/session-metrics.md#experimental-desktop-usage) shows DSCODE cost, context, cache, request speed and per-turn estimates. The [Delegation board sidebar](docs/tui-commands.md#experimental-desktop-delegation-board) follows the selected main session’s tasks, dependencies, worktrees and verification evidence. The Desktop plugin is distributed separately from the terminal packages; terminal popups and terminal-only commands keep their existing UI.
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